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Former President Trump lays out his plans for crypto.

Apple reportedly has some concerns with a rollout of AI,

and Mitsubishi is joining Nissan and Honda.

Former President Donald Trump over the weekend laid out a plan to turn the country into the

crypto capital of the planet and the Bitcoin superpower of the world.

He and his running mate JD Vance have been courting votes and donations with the promise

of lighter crypto regulation as opposed to the current Biden administration's crackdown.

The former president is already the first ever major U.S. party nominee to accept donations

in Bitcoin and other crypto assets.

He also said that the US Securities and Exchange Commission had been very tough on the

crypto sector and if re-elected on day one he would fire Gary Gensler and appoint a new SEC chairman.

The politician also said he would hold Bitcoin in a strategic national stockpile if re-elected.

Apple's new artificial intelligence system will be rolled out to customers by October,

a few weeks after the release of the new iPhone and iPad software in September.

People with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg that Apple split the Apple Intelligence

rollout from the initial launch of iOS 18, partly due to concerns over the stability of the new AI features.

But Apple plans to give software developers access to Apple Intelligence for early testing as soon as this week through the iOS 18.1

beta to fix bugs and ensure a smooth launch. This would be an unusual move as the

company does not typically allow previews of follow-up

updates this early before the public launch of the software's initial version.

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